Antar-Agni Showcases 'Slate' At The First-ever Digital LFW

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Antar-Agni Showcases 'Slate' At The First-ever Digital LFW

As heels march on the ramp and every watcher, eyes the garbs with curiosity and fascination at the first-ever digital Lakme Fashion Week, Antar-Agni brings along a moment of stillness. Its new collection called ‘Slate’ brings out contemporary like never before.

The clothes play along with the high contrast of black and ecru along with a singular element of stitched pleats and subtle layering.

Luxury fashion is definitely gone a notch higher with this special collection.

When asked for the inspiration and interpretation of the collection, Slate, it was found that it stands for thoughts that are fluid working with pieces more rigid. This collection represents the massive variance of mind and our collective acceptance of it.

Slate brings about a perfect blend of pleats and straight angular sharp lines. Silhouettes combine the structure along with the easy flowing elements. Detail pleating meets stiff and flowy form ina contrasting monochrome.

Says Ujjawal, “Slate, is open to interpretation. The lockdown this year has given me a push. It demanded self-discovery and what I found was that I am made up of contradictions- pieces of my thinking that are fluid, working with the pieces more rigid. I am both stubborn and flexible and I found that those scales move in every new situation. This collection is a visual representation of that variance and our collective acceptance of it.“


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